Sentence examples for goods destruction from inspiring English sources

The examined case studies point out the extreme vulnerability of such strategic infrastructures from combined natural hazards, which in areas densely populated, can cause enormous costs in terms of human loss and goods destruction, and the need of revising existing design codes to include multi-hazard paradigms.

The trouble is that Britain is very good at destruction, much less good at the creative part.

He died in 942, and under his successor, Fulk II the Good, the destruction caused by the preceding wars was repaired.

We've gotten so good at destruction, we humans.

Graham's good-humored destruction of his phone -- using a golf club and a blender, among other instruments -- was ostensibly a reaction to the nonstop calls he received after Trump's sophomoric attempt to irritate him.

The value of most of the stolen goods and property destruction was later reimbursed, mostly by the state government.

History is hardly littered with good examples of destruction leading smoothly to regeneration.

You can read whatever else you like into a soothing fable for flower children that gently preaches that nature is good and its destruction bad.

For the protection of the good, for the destruction of the wicked, and for the establishment of righteousness, I come into being from age to age.

Evil is much in the air, along with a good deal of destruction, in Del Toro's new movie, Crimson Peak, a richly conceived gothic horror-romance for adults, which Stephen King has already called "gorgeous and just fucking terrifying".

Video: Demand Destruction Good news would be demand slowing and letting supply win the race.